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Pandas datetime filter

I want to get subset of my dataframe if date is before 2022-04-22. The original df is like below df: I checked data type by df.dtypes and it told me ‘date’ column is ‘object’. So I checked individual cell using df[‘date’][0] and it is datetime.date(2022, 4, 21). Also, df[‘date’][0] < datetime.date(2022, 4, 22) gave me ‘True’ However, when I wanted

Count number of days in each continuous period pandas

Suppose I have next df N03_zero (date_code is already datetime): Millions of rows with date_code assigned to some item_code. I am trying to get the number of days of each continuous period for each item_code, all other similar questions doesn’t helped me. The expected df should be: Once days sequence breaks, it should count days in this sequence and then

How can I figure out the average consecutive duration of “True” values in pandas df, per group?

With the following data, I think I want a column (DESIRED_DURATION_COL) to work out the duration (according to start_datetime) of consecutive Truths: project_id start_datetime diag_local_code DESIRED_DURATION_COL 1 2017-01-18 False 0 1 2019-04-14 True 0 1 2019-04-17 True 3 1 2019-04-19 False 0 1 2019-04-23 True 0 1 2019-04-25 True 2 1 2019-04-30 True 7 1 2019-05-21 False 0 This is

Python – Add time zone to timestamp

I use chrome timestamp and convert it do readable date but time isn’t right Seems to be timezone need to be added example for last_visit_time : 13292010189305268 Answer Assuming that Chrome timestamps denote microseconds since 1601 UTC, you’ll want to make your datetime aware: If you want to format it for a non-UTC timezone, add a conversion step:

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